A DISSERTATION REPORT ON “IMPACT OF PRIVATE LABEL FOOD PRODUCTS ON BRANDED PRODUCTS IN ORGANIZED RETAIL INDUSTRY IN INDIA” Submitted in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements of All India Management Association for the Award of the Degree of POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT BY BASIM KC REGISTRATION NO: B11120638 GUIDED BY: PROF. RANGANATHAN ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & SCIENCES 1st Cross‚ 1st Stage‚ Peenya Industrial Area Bangalore – 560058 DECLARATION I BASIM
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A Study on Customer Perception of Private Label Brands ABSTRACT Retailing in India is steadily edging its way towards becoming the next boom industry. Retail industry in India is expected to rise 25% yearly owing to strong income growth‚ changing lifestyles‚ and favorable demographic patterns. One of the new things seen in the Indian retail Industry is the growth of Private Brands in the organized retail. But as companies line up to grab a bigger and bigger slice of the retail pie‚ another
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Sales of private label cereal grew 50% from 1991-1994 in the Ready-to-Eat breakfast cereal industry. Some of the factors that contributed to the entry of private label cereal manufacturers and their subsequent growth include - lower costs related to manufacturing‚ packaging‚ marketing‚ R&D compared to the Big 3 cereal companies‚ product quality approaching that of branded products‚ higher margins for grocers‚ lower priced products. Some observers blamed higher prices and elaborate expenditure on
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Private Labels Macy’s – Bar III What categories is the label in? The label has four different categories: Women‚ Men‚ Fashion jewelry and Home. Price Points? Different categories show different price ranges‚ and in each category‚ the prices vary within the kind of product. Although‚ they are all consider middle range prices. Women – $20 to $80‚ most products are beneath the $40 to $60 price range Men – $30 to $100‚ most products are beneath the Under $50 price range Fashion
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within the private label personal care industry? HPL is a major player in private label personal care industry. Private labels hold around 19% (around $4 billion) of personal care industry (around $21.6 billion). HPL holds approximately 28% share of this private label personal care market. Even though HPL is a small player in overall private label market with the revenues of approximately $700 million compared to overall private label market of $70 billion HPL is a major player in private label personal
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Case Study – Project Proposal Case Study for Hansson Private Label‚ Inc.: Evaluating an Investment and Expansion Company profile Hansson Private Label (HPL) started in 1992‚ is the manufacturer of personal care products under the brand label of its retailers. HPL was acquired though a single investment made by Hansson for $42 million ($17million debt and $25 million equity). Revenue in 2007: $681 million HPL estimated share is 28% out of wholesale sales ($2.4 billion) from all manufactures
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A brief evaluation of Hanson Private Label (HPL) will reveal signs of an excellent‚ growing‚ and well run company. There are no danger signs within the financials of HPL. The following have seen growth with every passing year: revenue‚ current assets‚ owner’s equity‚ net working capital‚ and sales (even groceries). The following categories have grown every year with the exception of 2005‚ where a higher than usual COGS caused a dip in gross margin – 15% versus a historically high teen’s percentage:
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Competitive advantage‚ private-label brands‚ and category profitability Michael S. Pepe ‚ Russell Abratt & Paul Dion a b a b c Siena College‚ New York‚ USA Nova Southeastern University‚ Florida‚ USA and Wits Business School‚ University of the Witwatersrand‚ South Africa c Susquehanna University‚ Pennsylvania‚ USA Version of record first published: 16 Aug 2011. To cite this article: Michael S. Pepe ‚ Russell Abratt & Paul Dion (2012): Competitive advantage‚ private-label brands‚ and category
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goods solely under generic labels. However‚ as market situation changes‚ Rose’s CEO Tom Rose has seemingly found himself between a rock and a hard place. Rose’s major customer‚ Party! Chain store plans to launch a private label line of party goods and wants Rose to do the manufacturing. This happening just then Rose is preparing for a major branding effort creates a dilemma of which way should the company go‚ as current capacity isn’t enough to support both private-label manufacturing and the branding
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Canada Research Published by Raymond James Ltd January 16‚ 2012 Loblaw Companies Ltd. L-TSX Company Report - Initiation of Coverage Kenric S. Tyghe MBA | 416.777.7188 | kenric.tyghe@raymondjames.ca Sara Kohbodi CFA (Associate) | 416.777.4916 | sara.kohbodi@raymondjames.ca Rating & Target Consumer Products & Retail Loblaw’s Loyalty Target(s) Event We are initiating coverage of Loblaw Companies (L-TSX) with an Outperform rating and a $44.00 target price. Action We recommend
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